The Portland daily press., 1887-02-07
THE DEAD AND INJURED.
Nearly a Complete List of the Vic
tins of the Disaster.

INNS OF the disaster.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Feb. 6.-The
following is a list of those who were killed
and injured. as far as the names have been
ascertained:
THE KILLED IDENTIFIED.
Ed. f. Dillon, Dartmouth.
SIS. Wescott, Burlington.
Frank WessOn, Springfield.
ID. Magret Schanigan, Quebec.
Edward Bangs, brakeman, Lebanon, N. II.
NJ. R. Burgess, Pullman car conductor.
Miss Nancy Dunbar, of Porter's Station, Somer-
Mason Mills, IroquoIs Ont, identified by watch
and ring.
John Hadden, cOlored porter Of Pullman car
Conductor s. c. sturtevant.
INJURED.
Mrs. John Graham, Bedford, Mass, leg and arm
broken, and internal injuries.
William Devine, Winoosh, slightly bruised on
forehead and side.
IL. j. Wilcox, Bangor, severe injury to base Of
skull: probably fracture.
j. G. Hutchi6s, Montgomery Centre, VT, niur-
Howard f. Smith, Gloucester, Mass, injured in
Henry Mott. Alburgh, VT, seriously injured in
James Kiiey Burke, New York, arm broken and
one foot frozen.
Miss Emily Lowell, Montreal, slightly injured.
Polly Arel, Chicopse Falls, Mass. hip badly in
Charles A. Hebbard, Cambridge, Mass slight
injuries about the lace.
Andrew Wheelock, Fitchburg, bruised and
burned about the head and face.
Joseph Meigret Schanigan, Quebec, injured
about the head and face.
Annie Murphy, Boston, seriously and perhaps
Joseph Gennett, scIOto, N. Y. badly injured
Moses Poullier, quebec, skull fractured; will
Horace Juneau, East Pepperel, Mass, bad cut
o. Boyservet, Angelina, Que. seriously injured
in chest and abdomen.
IN Mrs. .S W. S. Dryden. Montreal, injured in back.
Henry w. Tewksbury, noted lecturer Of West
Randolph, VT, leg and arm broken, and otherwise
seriously injured.
Miss r H. Follett of Sharon, VT, slightly in
jured.
injured in back and side.
Frank Pratt, secretary Y. NJ c. A., Springfield,
Mass, right foot injured
Mitchell Laicilide of Lawrence, Mass. scalp
Benjamin Beianger, HOlyoke, Mass, child,
slight injury to side, etc.
Joseph E. Jagues Of Fitchburg, injury in back,
eye, nose and chin.
wound confusion Of right arm and abdomen.
j. w. Tuttle OF Turnbrdge, Vt, slight wound
on forehead, ear and back of head.
Angus Leb0ue of Lynn Mass, severe lacerated
wound on forehead and bruises on body and
limbs.
head.
Alex Lavelle of Greenfield, Mass, slight wound
IN head.
scalp wound, iaceration of right wrist, cannot not
be moved, injury TO back.
Mrs. Costello, Ne. 1877 Charles street, Boston,
general bruises and contus0ns, not serious.
David Remilard, Brockton, Mass, slightly In
jured, went home.
ID. Drew of Providence, r. l., injuries not Sc
rious. Returned to that city.
A. B. veazy of Rutland, VT, slight injuries.
| Continued on.
Maria Sadler OF Ormst0wn, L. O., fractured an
| kle and bad bruises.
j. Alexander Of Boston, slight injuries Re
Fred Fred A. Fisher, son Of W. NJ. Fisher Of Gouces-
| ter slightly injured
G. NJ Hosmer, severe injuries to left leg and
| badly shaken up.
Frank /. Wesson,
| who was killed, was the second son Of ID. b.
| Wesson, the manufacturer Of the well known
| Smith Il Wesson revolver, Of Sprinfield,
| Mass. He was about 80 years of age, and
leaves wife and four children, the youngest
| of which was born few weeks ago. He mar
| ried the daughter of John Lowell of Montreal
| and was a brother-in-law of John w. Lowell
| the well known New York publisher. He
was engaged in business with his father In
Springfield, and had charge Of the manufac.
| tured goods previous to shipment He was
intending to leave for Montreal yesterday
morning by the day express, but there beinl
| no parlor car be deferred his departure unit
through to Montreal.
Edward T. Dillon,
one of the dead, was the son of William Dill
Ion, woollen manufacturer Of Springfield, VT.
and student at Dartmouth. He was ridinl
with his friend and companion, Mr.. Veasey
son of Judge Veasey of Rutland, vt. MI
Veasey get out Of the car window, but Dillol
was so pinned in that he could not be moved
and perfectly conscious, talked with hi
friend about his approaching death, ant
sending a message by him to his parents
young Veasey being obliged TO stand ther
and see him gradually succumb to the grin
destroyer.
A List of the Dead.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Feb. 6.-UndeI
taker Gates list of identified bodies up t
tonight is as follows:
f. L. Wesson, springfield, Mass.
Edw. Il. Dillon, Springfield.
| @. Mills, Iroquois, Miss.
Nancy Dunbar Somervile.
Jack Hadden, colored porter of the sleepe
| "Pilgriln."
CoIored porter of car "St. Albans," OF Sprinl
| field; name not known.
M. r. Burgess, conductor Of the Pullman ca
"Boston."
ID. d. Woodland. Waterbury, Vt.
Samuel Westcott, Burlington, and MS son, !
years old, who was found clasped tightly In h
arms.
Caring for the Injured.
A small one story dwelling stands near th
north end of the bridge, and in 1t at trS